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PACIFIC PALISADES, CA - DECEMBER 6, 2025 -- Colin Corzo clears mud and debris at Camp Josepho that was destroyed in the Palisades fire in Pacific Palisades. Scouting America members returned to Camp Josepho for the first time since the fire. They came to clear overgrowth, clear mudflows and help restore the land twelve months after the fires. (Genaro Molina/Los Angeles Times)

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Scouts recently returned to Camp Josepho for the first time since the fire. They came to clear overgrowth, clear mudflows and help restore the land.

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PACIFIIC PALISADES, CA - NOVEMBER 22, 2025 -- Los Angeles artist Evan Hall holds a part of a chimney, from a home destroyed in the Palisades fire, that will be used for a memorial he is working on in the Pacific Palisades on November 22, 2025. Hall, founder of the nonprofit House Museum, wanted to commemorate the incredible losses that so many experienced in the fires that swept across the county in January. (Genaro Molina/Los Angeles Times)

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